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Last updated 25/10/2026
Development & Planning Updates
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Kardinya
Morris Buzacott Reserve
23 August 2026 | Morris Buzacott Reserve upgrade plan progresses
The City of Melville has approved the draft Morris Buzacott Reserve development plan for public consultation. The plan includes 26 proposed improvements, including $1.3 million to renew the ageing Kardinya Tennis Club facilities.
Karnup
Proposed Karnup train station
29 July 2026 | Liberals pledge Karnup train station
The WA Liberal Party pledges $90 million to construct a Karnup train station if elected at the 2029 State election, reviving a long-proposed project for Perth’s southern suburbs.
Karrakatta
Irwin Barracks / joint defence divestment announcement
29 July 2026 | Irwin Barracks redevelopment investigated
The City of Nedlands authorises discussions with the State and Federal governments on the future redevelopment of the 61-hectare Irwin Barracks site, with preliminary analysis indicating capacity for 2,000 to 4,000 new homes following its planned defence divestment.
6 June 2026 | Community briefing planned for Irwin Barracks sale
Defence announces a community information session regarding the future sale of the 61-hectare Irwin Barracks site. Redevelopment would require relocation of personnel to Guildford.
4 February 2026 | Defence barracks slated for sale
The Commonwealth has flagged the sale of Irwin Barracks in Karrakatta and Leeuwin Barracks in East Fremantle as part of a national defence property divestment program. Personnel from both sites would relocate to Palmer Barracks in South Guildford. The 15-hectare Leeuwin Barracks riverfront site has been earmarked for sale for several years.
Karrinyup
West Village
20 August 2026 | West Village construction set to begin
Main construction works on the $350 million West Village development are expected to begin shortly, with Multiplex taking over as builder. The project comprises 14 and 23-storey towers and has faced lengthy delays following the collapse of Roberts Co in May 2025.
19 August 2026 | Multiplex appointed to West Village
Multiplex has been appointed builder of the $350 million West Village development at Karrinyup, with earthworks nearing completion and main construction works expected to begin shortly.
Kelmscott
Albany Highway and Denny Avenue service station
30 July 2026 | Service station recommended for approval
DevelopmentWA recommends approval of a proposed service station at the corner of Albany Highway and Denny Avenue, despite 202 of 213 public submissions opposing the development and the City of Armadale recommending refusal.
Kelmscott district centre housing
19 February 2026 | Social and affordable housing project proposed
DevelopmentWA has proposed a six-storey apartment building on vacant land between Albany Highway and the Armadale railway line in the Kelmscott district centre. The project would deliver 65 dwellings, including 50 affordable and 15 social housing units.
Kewdale
Silk Logistics centre, 3-5 Casella Place
16 July 2026 | Hesperia logistics centre approved
The Metro Inner Development Assessment Panel unanimously approves Hesperia’s logistics centre at 3-5 Casella Place for Silk Logistics, comprising a new warehouse and container-storage area with the existing office and workshop retained. Approval followed revised conditions covering the two adjoining lots, sustainability measures and a 13.7-metre height limit.
Kwinana
Former Kwinana Power Station
10 June 2026 | Final boiler at former Kwinana Power Station demolished
The final boiler at the former Kwinana Power Station is demolished in a controlled implosion, marking another major milestone in the site’s decommissioning ahead of its redevelopment as a renewable energy hub featuring large-scale battery energy storage systems.
Kwinana Adventure Park splash pad
24 June 2026 | Adventure Park splash pad upgraded
The City of Kwinana secures a $1 million Lotterywest grant, matched by the City, to deliver a major upgrade of the Kwinana Adventure Park splash pad.
Kwinana town centre precinct plan
1 July 2026 | Town centre plan released
The City of Kwinana endorses a new 20-year precinct plan for public consultation, proposing buildings of up to six storeys, higher-density housing, expanded retail space and a new main street along Chisham Avenue to support around 500 jobs and more than 900 dwellings.
24 June 2026 | 20-year town centre plan released
The City of Kwinana releases a new 20-year precinct plan for public consultation, proposing higher-density development, expanded retail space, up to six-storey buildings and around 500 new jobs in the town centre.
McDonald’s relocation, Meares and Chisham Avenues
18 March 2026 | Revised McDonald’s relocation plan to clear more trees
A revised proposal to relocate Kwinana’s McDonald’s to the corner of Meares and Chisham Avenues will see additional tree removal, with changes including a repositioned building footprint and updated drive-through layout.
Proposed Naval Base gas-fired power station
29 July 2026 | Government investigates new gas power station
The State Government launches a feasibility study into a Government-owned gas-fired power station at Naval Base, Kwinana, with a proposed capacity of up to 300MW and an estimated cost of more than $700 million to support the transition from coal-fired generation.
Tianqi lithium refinery
16 January 2026 | Lithium refinery expansion approved
State planning authorities approved expansion works at the Tianqi lithium refinery in Kwinana. The project forms part of Western Australia’s push to expand battery-mineral processing capacity.
Westport container port
1 July 2026 | Westport environmental review questioned
Concerns are raised that the proposed $7 billion Westport container port in Kwinana may be fast-tracked before a full environmental assessment is completed, with the project’s environmental review now not expected to be submitted until 2027.
17 June 2026 | Bipartisan support welcomed for Westport
The Kwinana Industries Council welcomes bipartisan political support for the proposed $7 billion-plus Westport container port, with industry calling for certainty as planning continues towards construction in the late 2030s.
Leederville
Kailis restaurant and tavern, 1/652 Newcastle Street
5 March 2026 | Kailis restaurant and tavern proposed
The Kailis family has proposed a $2 million Mediterranean-Greek restaurant and tavern at 1/652 Newcastle Street in Leederville. Led by Mickey Kailis through Kerasma Hospitality Pty Ltd, the project would convert a single-storey warehouse into a 200-patron venue with alfresco dining.
The Avenue and Frame Court town centre redevelopment
14 May 2026 | Town centre redevelopment plans revised
The City of Vincent releases revised plans for redevelopment of the car park sites at 1 The Avenue and 62 Frame Court. The proposal includes a new community plaza, retail frontages, Little Oxford Lane and an expanded multi-storey car park and community hub.
Lesmurdie
Roshana aged care facility
11 February 2026 | Aged care facility approved
Roshana has received approval to build a new $30 million, 81-bed aged care facility in Lesmurdie, replacing an earlier proposal for a larger 120-bed development.
Maida Vale
Maida Vale Shopping Centre
4 June 2026 | Shopping centre redevelopment tenders close
Tenders close for redevelopment of Maida Vale Shopping Centre.
Mandurah
Common Ground, 85 Allnutt Street
28 February 2026 | Common Ground housing project advances
Expressions of interest have been called for property and tenancy management services for the planned Common Ground housing development at 85 Allnutt Street, which will contain 50 apartments. Atlas Building (WA) was appointed to build the $43.1-million project in October 2024.
New Mandurah hospital / Peel Health Campus site
4 August 2026 | Construction begins on new Mandurah hospital
Construction begins on the new Mandurah hospital, with the State Government committing a further $952 million on top of $152 million already spent on early works. The total project cost will exceed $1 billion following the decision to replace the former Peel Health Campus redevelopment with a complete rebuild.
Maylands
Former Cascades Tavern / Coles site
15 January 2026 | Pressure mounts over long-vacant Coles development site
The City of Bayswater and local residents have called on Coles to clarify its plans for a Guildford Road site in Maylands that has remained vacant for about 18 years after the Cascades Tavern was destroyed by fire.
Sevens Group development site
2 June 2026 | Singaporean developer acquires large development site
Sevens Group Australia acquires a 7,000sqm development site in Maylands for $13 million.
Midland
Binar Community Hub
14 July 2026 | Funding boost for Binar Community Hub
The State Government commits an additional $6 million towards Binar Futures’ new sporting and community hub in Midland, taking its contribution to $18.5 million.
Lloyd Street Bridge
2 July 2026 | Lloyd Street Bridge project remains stalled
Budget Estimates hearings confirm no meaningful progress has been made on the Lloyd Street Bridge project since construction was halted in 2022, despite a new bridge design being completed.
Midland Railway Workshops 2 and 3
23 February 2026 | Final Railway Workshops development sites released
DevelopmentWA has called for developer proposals for Workshops 2 and 3 within the Midland Railway Workshops precinct. The sites total about 2.7 hectares and allow for mixed-use redevelopment including commercial and residential uses.
Midland Station
22 February 2026 | Midland station opened
The new Midland Station has opened as part of the Metronet program, which since 2017 has delivered 23 stations, added 72 kilometres of rail line and removed 15 level crossings across Perth.
Roshana psychiatric care facility
18 June 2026 | Roshana granted permanent approval
The City of Swan grants permanent approval for Roshana to operate its psychiatric care facility in Midland, replacing quarterly meetings with six-monthly community and staff meetings.
St John of God Midland Private Hospital
11 June 2026 | St John of God Private Hospital completed
St John of God Midland Private Hospital reaches practical completion ahead of its August opening. The new hospital will provide 123 beds, eight operating theatres and a range of specialist health services.
Mindarie
Dunes Beach Resort / former Quinns Rocks caravan park
20 August 2026 | Dunes Beach Resort completed
Construction of the 38-tent Dunes Beach Resort on the former Quinns Rocks caravan park site is complete. The privately funded resort includes accommodation for up to 86 guests, along with the Sandara restaurant, bar and function space.
Peter Moyes Anglican Community School
27 July 2026 | Peter Moyes school expansion proposed
Plans are lodged for a $15 million expansion of Peter Moyes Anglican Community School, including seven new classrooms, upgraded primary school facilities and enclosed hardcourts to accommodate more than 200 additional students.
Regatta Marina apartments
30 June 2026 | Regatta Marina apartment tenders close
Tenders close for the Regatta Marina apartment development.
West Tamala Park Local Centre / Mindarie commercial centre
9 July 2026 | Commercial centre expansion proposed
Plans are lodged to expand the approved $4.5 million Mindarie commercial centre into a three-storey mixed-use development by adding six apartments above the previously approved six commercial tenancies. The changes are proposed to improve the project’s long-term commercial viability.
19 January 2026 | Local centre development application lodged
A $4.5 million development application has been lodged for the West Tamala Park Local Centre on Amalfi Avenue, proposing 1,009 sqm of commercial space across six tenancies.
Mirrabooka
Former Mirrabooka Tavern site
7 May 2026 | Tenders close for former tavern redevelopment
Tenders close for redevelopment of the former Mirrabooka Tavern site.
Morley
AdultShop, Walter Road
16 July 2026 | AdultShop proposed for Walter Road
A development application is lodged to convert the former Battery World building at 267 Walter Road West into an AdultShop, including façade upgrades, new signage and a reconfigured car park.
Bishop Street Newsagency
2 July 2026 | Bishop Street Newsagency reopens
Bishop Street Newsagency reopens in new premises on Russell Street after the September 2025 fire destroyed Morley Market. The family business returns after 10 months of rebuilding, securing a new 10-year lease.
Former Bunnings Warehouse
27 January 2026 | Former Bunnings site sold
The 1.84-hectare former Bunnings Warehouse property in Morley has been sold to Austern Building Supplies for $19.5 million, with plans to refurbish the site before relocating operations.
Mosman Park
16 Glyde Street / former Tsunami restaurant site
29 July 2026 | Glyde Street development extension approved
The approved eight-storey development on the former Tsunami restaurant site is granted more time to commence without additional community contributions, despite construction costs increasing from $10 million to $20 million.
18 July 2026 | Glyde Street development extension opposed
The Town of Mosman Park opposes a two-year extension for the approved eight-storey Glyde Street development unless the developer increases community contribution payments to reflect rising construction costs.
15 July 2026 | Council opposes Glyde Street extension
The Town of Mosman Park recommends refusal of a time extension for the approved eight-storey Glyde Street development after construction costs doubled from $10 million to $20 million, triggering higher community contribution requirements.
2 July 2026 | Glyde Street extension refused
The Town of Mosman Park refuses a 24-month extension for the approved eight-storey mixed-use development at 16 Glyde Street after construction costs increased from $10 million to $20 million, requiring revised community contributions. The proposal included a Japanese-style laneway with up to nine hospitality venues.
8-10 Glyde Street
17 February 2026 | Apartment tower height increase proposed
Developers have proposed increasing a previously approved $39.5 million apartment tower at 8-10 Glyde Street near Mosman Park station from 11 to 13 storeys, adding additional apartments and parking.
Monument Bay, 60 McCabe Street
13 May 2026 | Planning team appointed for Monument Bay project
Curtin Heritage Living appoints Cox Architecture and Urbis to lead planning for Monument Bay at 60 McCabe Street. The proposed integrated care community will include aged care, retirement living, residential housing and community facilities.
Mount Claremont
Mt Claremont Medical Centre
27 June 2026 | Doctor Quinlivan retires after 42 years
Dr Rosemary Quinlivan retires after 42 years at Mt Claremont Medical Centre, ending 71 years of continuous service by the Quinlivan family to the local community.
Mount Hawthorn
357 Oxford Street health precinct
6 August 2026 | $23 million health hub proposed
Plans are revealed for a $23 million four-storey health precinct at 357 Oxford Street, including a day hospital, medical centre, consulting suites, retail space and a cafe.
Castellorizian House and local heritage list review
27 August 2026 | Castellorizian House spared from stricter heritage listing
The City of Vincent agrees to remove Castellorizian House from its proposed heritage-list additions and give it a Category 3 rating instead of Category 2, while adding Kyilla Primary School, Mt Hawthorn Community Centre and Rosemount Theatre and removing Loftus Recreation Centre.
Medical clinic site apartment proposal
17 February 2026 | Federation building may be replaced by apartments
A Federation-era building currently used as a medical clinic could be demolished to make way for a five-storey development containing 10 apartments, a café and basement parking.
Mount Lawley
Bethanie East Parade
12 June 2026 | Bethanie East Parade tenders close
Tenders close for the Bethanie East Parade project.
Former ECU Mount Lawley campus
16 July 2026 | Calls for Jewish history centre at ECU site
The Jewish Historical and Genealogical Society of WA calls for a permanent home within the proposed redevelopment of the former ECU Mount Lawley campus as plans progress for more than 1,000 homes, a primary school and adaptive reuse of heritage buildings.
9 July 2026 | ECU precinct plan rejected
The City of Stirling rejects DevelopmentWA's proposed precinct structure plan for the former Edith Cowan University Mount Lawley campus, which would have guided the redevelopment of the 18.75-hectare site into a mixed-use precinct with 1,100 homes, public open space, a future primary school and the adaptive reuse of heritage buildings.
26 May 2026 | Large-scale tree removal planned at ECU site
Planning documents indicate approximately 836 of the 1,323 trees on Edith Cowan University's former Mount Lawley campus will be removed as part of a redevelopment expected to deliver around 1,100 homes.
18 February 2026 | Former ECU campus redevelopment masterplan unveiled
The State Government has released a master plan to redevelop the former Edith Cowan University campus into a mixed-use precinct with about 1,100 homes, a new school and a creative industries hub centred on retained WAAPA buildings. It could take up to 15 years to complete.
Mount Pleasant
Mount Henry Bridge
20 May 2026 | Mount Henry Bridge receives heritage listing
The Mount Henry Bridge is entered on the State Register of Heritage Places. Opened in 1982, the bridge is recognised for its engineering innovation and later adaptation to accommodate rail infrastructure.
Oasis Apartments
9 June 2026 | Oasis Apartments completed
Construction is completed on Developwise's Oasis Apartments development in Mount Pleasant.
Enautic hydrofoiling passenger vessels
14 March 2026 | Hydrofoiling vessels planned for Swan River
Perth-based Enautic Group has ordered two electric hydrofoiling passenger vessels, with plans to introduce river cruises and future commuter routes.
Kwinana Freeway widening and ramp signals
9 March 2026 | Major upgrade project progresses
Contractors and consultants have been shortlisted to submit proposals for the Kwinana Freeway upgrade project. The works will target key congestion points along the corridor, including adding a third lane in each direction along the 11-kilometre stretch between Russell Road and Mortimer Road and installing co-ordinated ramp signals on northbound on-ramps to improve traffic flow during peak periods.
Public school infrastructure program
5 February 2026 | Major school infrastructure upgrades announced
The State Government announced $230 million for new public schools and upgrades to existing campuses. Projects include a $30 million redevelopment of Como Secondary College and a $27.4 million upgrade to
Tonkin corridor
12 March 2026 | Tonkin corridor works commence
Work has begun on the Tonkin corridor project, with crews relocating Western Power transmission lines and poles.
Mundaring
Mundaring Cultural Hub
2 July 2026 | Cultural Hub concept approved
The Shire of Mundaring approves the concept design and business case for its $15 million Cultural Hub, advancing the largest infrastructure project in the shire’s history into detailed design and procurement
Murdoch
Build-to-rent housing near Murdoch University and Fiona Stanley Hospital
17 March 2026 | Build-to-rent project breaks ground
Construction begins on a 213-apartment build-to-rent development near Murdoch University and Fiona Stanley Hospital.
Fiona Wood Road housing and Barry Marshall Parade offices
27 February 2026 | Major mixed-use and office developments proposed
Plans have emerged for a 24-storey mixed-use building on Fiona Wood Road with 216 build-to-rent dwellings, alongside a separate 13-storey commercial building on Barry Marshall Parade with office space and ground-floor tenancies.
Women and Babies Hospital
4 July 2026 | Women and Babies Hospital update released
New images are released for the $1.8 billion Women and Babies Hospital, with the State Government confirming the project remains on budget but acknowledging the final cost is expected to exceed $1.8 billion once medical equipment, ICT and commissioning are included.
19 May 2026 | Major concrete pour completed at Women and Babies Hospital
The first major concrete pour is undertaken at the Women and Babies Hospital construction site, involving approximately 2,200 cubic metres of concrete. The first of eight tower cranes is also installed.
Nedlands
32-34 Cooper Street
26 March 2026 | Cooper Street grouped dwellings recommended for refusal
A $6 million development application by Planning Solutions for 10 grouped dwellings at 32-34 Cooper Street is recommended for refusal by the Metro Inner DAP, with concerns including unresolved visitor parking.
37-43 Stirling Highway student accommodation
10 August 2026 | Tower crane installed on Stirling Highway
A tower crane was installed at 37-43 Stirling Highway on 10 August for the new purpose-built student accommodation development. The approved project rises to 19 storeys and is being constructed near UWA at the corner of Stirling Highway and Williams Road.
38 Portland Street
11 February 2026 | Portland Street grouped dwellings approved
A development application for 10 multiple dwellings at 38 Portland Street has been approved.
45-47 Carrington Street
4 January 2026 | Three office/warehouse units proposed
A development application has been lodged for three office and warehouse units at 45-47 Carrington Street, at a cost of $7.8 million.
ALDI supermarket
24 April 2026 | Tender awarded for ALDI supermarket
A tender is awarded for construction of the new ALDI supermarket in Nedlands.
Chellingworth development
4 July 2026 | Chellingworth extension sought
Developers seek a two-year extension to commence the approved 24-storey Chellingworth development on Stirling Highway, delaying construction until 2029 if approved.
Lamont’s Broadway, 49 Broadway
4 July 2026 | Lamont’s and Fini to open restaurant
Lamont’s and Fini Group announce plans to open Lamont’s Broadway, a new restaurant and specialist wine store at 49 Broadway in Nedlands, with opening planned for summer.
Nedlands Reserve / former Salvos site
4 July 2026 | First apartment stage proposed at Nedlands Reserve
Plans are unveiled for the first apartment development at the former Salvos site in Nedlands Reserve, comprising a six-storey building with 48 apartments as part of the broader redevelopment of the former aged care precinct.
Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital
6 March 2026 | Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital upgrades awarded
Two construction tenders at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital have been awarded to Perth-based Devlyn Construction. The projects include upgrades to the Neurological Intervention and Imaging Service of Western Australia (NIISwa) to improve treatment for brain aneurysms, vascular malformations and stroke, and the installation of a third CT scanner with refurbishment works in the Radiology Department to meet growing imaging demand.
The Gardens apartments / Stage 2, 21-23 Louise Street
22 July 2026 | The Gardens Stage 2 approved
The Metro Inner Development Assessment Panel unanimously approves the $15 million second stage of The Gardens at 21-23 Louise Street, comprising 16 apartments across three storeys with access to the adjoining first stage’s communal facilities.
30 May 2026 | Louise Street apartment development proposed
Architect David Hillam lodges plans for a three-storey apartment building containing 16 apartments at 21-23 Louise Street.
29 May 2026 | The Gardens apartment project completed
Construction is completed on The Gardens apartment development in Nedlands.
Neerabup
Built Group / Wesfarmers modular housing factory
5 May 2026 | Modular housing factory planned
Built Group and Wesfarmers announce plans for a $250 million modular housing manufacturing facility at the Neerabup Automation and Robotics Precinct. The facility is expected to produce more than 2,000 apartments annually.
Nollamara
Slindon Street ancillary dwelling investigation
22 June 2026 | Council investigates backyard development
The City of Stirling investigates a Slindon Street property after complaints that an approved granny flat has resulted in an “accommodation village”. A building permit for a modular ancillary dwelling was approved in October 2025, with three structures installed in April 2026.
Stirling Women’s Centre
23 April 2026 | Tender awarded for Stirling Women's Centre
A tender is awarded for construction of the new Stirling Women's Centre.
North Fremantle
220 Queen Victoria Street and 6 Burns Street
20 May 2026 | Mixed-use development proposed for Queen Victoria Street
Plans are lodged for a three-storey mixed-use development at 220 Queen Victoria Street and 6 Burns Street. The proposal comprises retail premises, offices and six apartments.
9 Cattalini Lane
27 June 2026 | Apartment development approved
The Metro Inner Development Assessment Panel approves a $22 million development at 9 Cattalini Lane comprising two three-storey buildings with 30 apartments in North Fremantle.
6 February 2026 | 30-unit apartment development proposed
A development application has been lodged for a 30-unit apartment complex at 9 Cattalini Lane, at a cost of $22 million.
Leighton Beach development site
16 June 2026 | Leighton Beach site sold
The undeveloped Leighton Beach site purchased from the State Government in 2016 is sold to Edge Visionary Living after a decade without development. The 4,000sqm oceanfront property was originally acquired by a company associated with Victor Goh for $15.4 million.
Serai
18 June 2026 | Serai development completed
Construction is completed on the seven-storey Serai development in North Fremantle after eight years of planning. The project delivers 87 apartments and 11 townhouses, with almost 90 per cent of homes already sold.
North Perth
338 Charles Street office and warehouse development
26 March 2026 | Tender awarded for Charles Street warehouse development
A tender is awarded for the construction of a new office and warehouse development at 338 Charles Street.
407-409 Charles Street
29 January 2026 | Social and affordable apartment building proposed
Plans have been lodged for a $25.4 million five-storey apartment building at 407-409 Charles Street in North Perth. The proposal includes 52 apartments, a mix of one- and two-bedroom dwellings, and communal facilities.
Celsius, Fitzgerald Street and Alma Road
21 February 2026 | Mixed-use apartment development construction begins
Construction has begun on the nine-storey Celsius development at 367-373 Fitzgerald Street and 103 Alma Road. The project will deliver 108 apartments above ground-floor restaurants, cafés and commercial space.
North Perth Plaza
26 May 2026 | North Perth Plaza sold
North Perth Plaza is purchased by an investor syndicate for $14.28 million. The centre is managed by Edison Property and may eventually transition to a Coles Local format.
Northam
AvonWest logistics and enterprise hub
18 June 2026 | AvonWest opening delayed
The opening of the $500 million AvonWest logistics and enterprise hub is delayed until the end of 2027 due to rising construction costs, inflation and challenging earthworks.
Northbridge
139 Lake Street Residences
3 June 2026 | Earthworks commence at Lake Street development
Willing commences earthworks for its apartment development at 139 Lake Street.
14 March 2026 | 139 Lake Street Residences development launches
A new apartment development at 139 Lake Street, Perth will launch with a public sales event. The sales gallery is located at 678 Beaufort Street, Mount Lawley, open 14-15 March from 10am to 1pm.
441 William Street
30 July 2026 | First William Street framework project approved
The Metro Inner Development Assessment Panel approves an eight-storey, $10 million mixed-use development at 441 William Street, becoming the first project approved under the City of Vincent’s new William Street planning framework.
Former European Foods Wholesalers site
4 February 2026 | Mixed-use office and apartment building proposed
Plans have been lodged for a $10 million eight-storey mixed-use building on the 3,979sqm former European Foods Wholesalers site in Northbridge. The proposal includes office space along with residential apartments.
Northbridge precinct renewal
29 May 2026 | City backs precinct renewal concept
The City of Perth supports a $22.8 million concept plan aimed at revitalising the Northbridge precinct.
The James, 233 James Street
20 June 2026 | Microbrewery and distillery proposed
Plans are unveiled for The James at 233 James Street, a hospitality venue featuring Northbridge’s first on-site microbrewery and micro-distillery. The proposal includes capacity for about 800 patrons, live entertainment, functions, a bottle shop and hands-on spirit-making experiences.
Vacant Shenton Street home
31 August 2026 | Abandoned Shenton Street home damaged by fire
Firefighters respond to a fire at a vacant home on Shenton Street, bringing the blaze under control within 20 minutes. Police later confirmed the fire was not suspicious.